Sam, question for you. From the last time you were here, I think it was two years ago, that it was, give or take, two years ago.

At the time, it was probably a terrible season for Trump, I think we can say.

Trump wasn't having a lot of victories. Trump was at a very low. Republicans were not convinced that he could go.

Republicans were thinking it's probably

going to be DeSantis or it's going to be somebody else. There was a bit of a split in the

Republican Party on the Maca. Look, I don't know. Even when he opened up his announcement that

he's running at Marlago, there was not a lot of people there. People were saying, I don't even

know this person wasn't there. That person wasn't there. This person wasn't there. And then you get these CNN polls. Rob, if you can pull up the

CNN video showing where the Democratic Party is at today, play this clip. And I want to ask you, Sam,

what happened to the Democratic Party? Go for it.

Holy Toledo. Voters' views of the Democrats in Congress among all voters disapproved.

68%. And look at the approved number. Just 21%. Even lower than the Democratic Party at large.

This is the lowest on record for Democrats, according to Kucnipeak University polling.

You think these numbers are bad. Let's go to this side of the screen.

We'll look how Democratic voters feel. Get this. The plurality of Democratic voters disapprove

of Democrats in Congress at 49 percent and just 40 percent approved. Horrible, horrible, horrible.

Oh, my goodness gracious, you just can't get worse than these numbers.

And this is the number right here, really driving all of this.

Democrats have turned, if Democratic voters have turned on Democrats and Congress and the Democratic

Party, that's what puts the numbers at historic lows.

What is it they want to be seeing these voters?

What is going on?

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